James Marsden
James Marsden, Taran Killam and Stars Who Signed Brian Peck Letters of Support “Devastated” Drake Bell, Says Dan Schneider
Various actors and entertainment industry insiders wrote letters in support of Brian Peck, a voice coach and Nickelodeon actor who was convicted of child sexual abuse, as revealed in Investigation Discovery’s Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV. As explained in the docuseries that aired Sunday and Monday nights, Peck was arrested in […]
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Michael Keaton, James Marsden Share a Deadly Bond in ‘Knox Goes Away’ Trailer
Michael Keaton faces no shortage of obstacles as an aging assassin in the trailer for Knox Goes Away. The trailer was released Wednesday for the thriller that features Keaton as director and star. The movie centers on Keaton as a hit man diagnosed with dementia who learns that his estranged son (James Marsden) needs help […]
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‘PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie’ Review: Pup Franchise Gets Super-Sized With Mixed Results
The heroic canines from Nickelodeon's popular kids' TV series return for their second big-screen adventure, this time facing a new adversary voiced by Taraji P. Henson.
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‘Knox Goes Away’ Review: Michael Keaton Is a Hitman With Dementia in Neo-Noir Misfire
The actor directs and stars as a killer facing a devastating diagnosis in this film also featuring Al Pacino, James Marsden and Marcia Gay Harden.
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James Marsden, Evan Peters and Kumail Nanjiani Get Cozy for Zegna and The Elder Statesman
The official start of fall is days away, and Zegna and The Elder Statesman made sure a select set of Los Angeles VIPs are armed and ready with a new collection of cozy cashmere thanks to a pair of parties on Wednesday evening. Following a launch in Paris earlier this year, the two brands teamed […]
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‘Jury Duty’ Star James Marsden Calls Reality-Comedy Hybrid Series a “Live Theater, High-Wire Act”
Of all the films and TV shows James Marsden has worked on in his career, he admits that Freevee’s Jury Duty was the most terrifying. The comedy series centers on Ronald Gladden, an unsuspecting everyman who believes he’s a subject in a documentary examining the ins and outs of the court system in the United […]
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How Not Taking Himself Seriously Landed James Marsden in Emmy Contention
‘Tis the season again for FYC events, stunts and promos but it’s all new for James Marsden. The veteran actor turned up in Studio City on June 14 to stand on Laurel Canyon Boulevard in front of a taco truck to greet fans and speak to press about his Freevee series Jury Duty. A traveling […]
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James Marsden Doesn’t Know if ‘Jury Duty’ Would Have Worked Without Ronald Gladden: “Talk About Striking Gold”
James Marsden is opening up about playing an entitled version of himself in Jury Duty and how he navigated the role opposite one of the series’ favorites, Ronald Gladden. During an interview with British GQ, published online Wednesday, the Disenchanted star said it was “such a joy” to take on a character that was just an […]
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‘Jury Duty’ Star Ronald Gladden Says “It Took Months” to Fully Understand the Difference Between the Joke and Reality
The Jury Duty joke may be over, but Ronald Gladden, aka juror No. 6, wasn’t quick to wrap his head around everything that happened. The rising star recently told People magazine that although things have “gone back to normal,” it took a while for him to fully understand the entire premise of the show. “I’m not […]
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‘Jury Duty’ Review: Even James Marsden Playing James Marsden Can’t Give This Prank Comedy Much Purpose
Riding the trend of shows like 'The Rehearsal,' the Freevee series drops one ordinary, unsuspecting civilian at the center of a fake courtroom process peopled entirely by actors.
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James Marsden on Shocking ‘Westworld’ Cancellation: Show’s Fate Should Be Based on “More Than Financial Success”
James Marsden is opening up about his series Westworld getting shut down before receiving a proper sendoff. The actor, who played Teddy on the sci-fi series, told Rolling Stone in an interview published Tuesday that he remains disappointed by HBO’s announcement in November that it had canceled the series after four seasons. Marsden debuted his […]
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James Marsden, Marcia Gay Harden Join Michael Keaton in Noir Thriller ‘Knox Goes Away’
James Marsden, Marcia Gay Harden, Suzy Nakamura and Al Pacino have joined Michael Keaton in indie noir thriller Knox Goes Away. The feature is coming off the end of principal photography and hails from Brookstreet and Sugar23. Brookstreet’s Trevor Mathews and Nick Gordon and Sugar23’s Michael Sugar and Ashley Zalta are producing. Keaton is a […]
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